Five Modern Warfare 2 maps we want to see remade in CoD 2022 ActivisionModern Warfare 2 is one of, if not the most beloved entry in the Call of Duty series, due in no small part to its iconic maps. With CoD 2022 all but confirmed to be MW2, here are the five maps we\u2019re dying to see make a comeback. We\u2019re still waiting for an official reveal, but CoD 2022 is expected to be titled Modern Warfare 2, a follow-up to the 2019 reboot of the iconic sub-series. Infinity Ward is leading the development, meaning that expectations are extremely high. The original Modern Warfare 2 is the stuff of legend among the CoD community, and players will be hoping the team can recapture that magic. MW2\u2019s maps were a huge part of what made the game special, and this is the perfect time to bring some of the best back into the limelight. With that in mind, here are the five Modern Warfare 2 maps we want to see in this year\u2019s Call of Duty. 5. Wasteland As the CoD franchise has moved on, we see fewer and fewer maps built purely with sniping in mind. Wasteland\u2019s murky open spaces practically forced players to become a ghillie in the mist and embrace long-range combat. Its inclusion in CoD 2022 would make for a refreshing change of pace from the frantic action that has become the series\u2019 trademark. Matches on Wasteland were slow, tense affairs, as players debated whether to break cover and run through no man\u2019s land or stay hidden on the outskirts. The underground bunker in the center of the map offered up a small dose of close-quarters gameplay, but this map was really about testing a sniper\u2019s mettle. It provided a totally unique CoD experience that hasn\u2019t been captured since, and it\u2019s high time we see it return. 4. Terminal Not only was Terminal the setting for Modern Warfare 2\u2019s most infamous mission, it quickly became one of its most popular multiplayer maps too. While we did see a futuristic revamp in 2016\u2019s Infinite Warfare, it\u2019s a crime that it\u2019s been this long without it making a real comeback. In terms of CoD maps, it has everything you could possibly want. Plenty of cover for tense shootouts? Check. An explorable plane with narrow seats to hide behind? Check. Burger Town? Check. We can still feel the fear of a rouge Semtex landing next to you in the cockpit. This arena really delivered on the promise of an airport shootout, and it has quite rightly become a source of nostalgia for fans. It\u2019s hard to imagine a Modern Warfare 2 game without Terminal on the rotation. 3. Estate Despite such a simple premise \u2013 a house sat on a hill \u2013 there was something special about Estate. It suits every player, whether you\u2019re run and gunner, or someone who prefers to kick back with an Intervention. This balance of both playstyles meant you never know what sort of match you\u2019re dropping into on Estate. It could be a lowkey war of well-placed sniper shots, or a mad scramble to seize and hold the house. Large open spaces and small windows make it another sniper\u2019s paradise for sure. But those intense battles for control of the cabin overlooking the map make for some of the most chaotic and memorable firefights in the entire game. 2. Favela Modern Warfare 2\u2019s maps had a way of transporting you to another place better than any other game in the series. Nowhere is this more on display than with Favela, which lets players take to the slums of Rio De Janerio in the shadow of Christ the Redeemer. Although the map is fairly large, the narrow streets and density of the buildings led to close quarters fights time and time again. But if that isn\u2019t your bag, you can quickly head to the rooftops for more long-range shootouts. The CoD series has had many attempts at recreating the success of Favela, but none have struck the balance so perfectly. We think it\u2019s time to bask in the South American sun once again in 2022. 1. Highrise On the face of it, Highrise looks pretty unremarkable. A pair of offices separated by a raised helipad and a huge crane certainly doesn\u2019t have the wow factor that some of the other maps on this list have. But what it lacks it in an obvious hook, it makes up for it with the most balanced and perfectly poised gameplay of any map Modern Warfare 2 has to offer. The two lanes on either side, as well as the crane, are ideal for flexing your sniping muscles. But the small offices and hotly-contested area around the parked helicopter mean any weapon is viable here. Above all else, this is a throwback to the golden age of the franchise, and some of the old camping spots found here will have long-time fans feeling like a kid again. Nostalgia alone would make a Highrise remake an instant hit with the fans, and it\u2019s our number hope for CoD 2022. Those were our picks for the top five maps we want to see in Modern Warfare 2 this year, be sure to let us know which ones you want to see on socials. For all of the latest news on the new game, head over to our dedicated Call of Duty page.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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